Are these better seats worth the price difference for wicked?
Are these better seats worth the price difference for wicked?
chinwan
Swing Joined: 10/30/13
#1Are these better seats worth the price difference for wicked?
Posted: 12/8/13 at 8:22pm
I am trying to get tickets to wicked and these are the prices I am getting. Up to how much is it worth it to spend to get the better seats:
Option One:
Section: Front Mezzanine
Row: D
# of Tickets: 2
Cost Per Ticket: $180.00USD
Total Cost: $360.00USD
Option Two:
Section: Front Mezzanine Center
Row: D
# of Tickets: 2
Cost Per Ticket: $210.00USD
Total Cost: $420.00USD
Option Three:
Section: Orchestra
Row: X
# of Tickets: 2
Cost Per Ticket: $275.00USD
Total Cost: $550.00USD
Option Four:
Section: Center Orchestra
Row: J
# of Tickets: 2
Cost Per Ticket: $287.00USD
Total Cost: $574.00USD
Option Five:
Section: Center Orchestra
Row: H
# of Tickets: 2
Cost Per Ticket: $312.00USD
Total Cost: $624.00USD
#2Are these better seats worth the price difference for wicked?
Posted: 12/8/13 at 8:27pmWhere are you looking, Ticketmaster or somewhere else? Those sound like broker prices...
bwayboy22
Broadway Star Joined: 5/9/12
#2Are these better seats worth the price difference for wicked?
Posted: 12/8/13 at 8:40pmIf you go on ticketmaster I see tickets ORCHESTRA ROW O SEATS 103 and 104 for $131 each or $262 for both.
#3Are these better seats worth the price difference for wicked?
Posted: 12/8/13 at 8:45pmThe official website to buy tickets to WICKED is on Ticketmaster.com. If you are on any other website, you are on what is called a "broker" website. Even Broadway.com is a "broker" website. For sold-out shows like WICKED and THE BOOK OF MORMON, a broker website will charge you a higher-than-regular price.
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